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Complex chemical zoning in eclogite facies garnet reaction rims: the role of grain boundary diffusion

MINERALOGY AND PETROLOGY (2009)

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MINERALOGY AND PETROLOGY

Volume 95, Issue 3-4, Pages 303-313

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SPRINGER WIEN

DOI: 10.1007/s00710-008-0029-y

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In metapelites of the Saualpe complex (Eastern Alps) continuous 10 mu m to 20 mu m wide garnet reaction rims formed along biotite-plagioclase and biotite-perthite interfaces. The pre-existing mineral assemblages are remnants of low pressure high temperature metamorphism of Permian age. The garnet reaction rims grew during the Cretaceous eclogite facies overprint. Reaction rim growth involved transfer of Fe and Mg components from the garnet-biotite interface to the garnet-feldspar interface and transfer of the Ca component in the opposite direction. The garnets show complex, asymmetrical chemical zoning, which reflects the relative contributions of short circuit diffusion along grain boundaries within the polycrystalline garnet reaction rims and volume diffusion through the grain interiors on bulk mass transfer. It is demonstrated by numerical modelling that the spacing of the grain boundaries, i.e. the grain size of the garnet in the reaction rim is a first order control on its internal chemical zoning.

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